Re: Status update - my current regimen

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi guys,

>

> I replied to an email about fungus and nutrition from the salt/C

> group with this basic response. I've expanded on it and thought

I'd

> post it here for anyone interested.

>

> penny

Hi Penny,

Have you had an Impedance Cardiography Test'ICG' using the

Peckerman protocol ? That would pickup the low cardiac output if you

have it. Dr. Cheney reports that many of the symtoms are due to poor

blood flow as reported by Carol on the DFW CFS wesbite.

Also, the NCF still has a heavy focus on the Cigua like toxin

which many CFS patients have tested positive.

Al

[Guest guest]

Hi Al,

I'm seeing a cardiologist in January, so will ask for that test.

Thanks!

penny

>

> Hi Penny,

>

> Have you had an Impedance Cardiography Test'ICG' using

the

> Peckerman protocol ? That would pickup the low cardiac output if

you

> have it. Dr. Cheney reports that many of the symtoms are due to

poor

> blood flow as reported by Carol on the DFW CFS wesbite.

> Also, the NCF still has a heavy focus on the Cigua like toxin

> which many CFS patients have tested positive.

>

> Al

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

>

> I'm seeing a cardiologist in January, so will ask for that test.

> Thanks!

>

Have you seen the (Dallas) Cheney tape? I just watched it, and there's

a lot of good stuff in there on impedance cardiography.

Sue ,

Upstate New York

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

No, where did you see it?

penny

>

> Hi Penny,

>

> >

> > I'm seeing a cardiologist in January, so will ask for that test.

> > Thanks!

> >

>

> Have you seen the (Dallas) Cheney tape? I just watched it, and

there's

> a lot of good stuff in there on impedance cardiography.

>

> Sue ,

> Upstate New York

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

> No, where did you see it?

I bought the tape from the Dallas-Fort Worth CFS group. When I'm

finished with it I can send it to you.

Dr. Cheney explains his left ventricular diastolic myopathy hypothesis

in great detail. He said that most cardiologists believe that the left

ventricle is fine, based on their tests, and that only the

cardiologists who are just out of school know what he is talking about.

He believes that they will come to accept what he has found, in the

future. The impedance cardiography machine he uses has only been around

for about four years.

I could transcribe some of the tape for you, but not in time for your

appointment.

Sue ,

Upstate New York

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

> No, where did you see it?

I bought the tape from the Dallas-Fort Worth CFS group. When I'm

finished with it I can send it to you.

Dr. Cheney explains his left ventricular diastolic myopathy hypothesis

in great detail. He said that most cardiologists believe that the left

ventricle is fine, based on their tests, and that only the

cardiologists who are just out of school know what he is talking about.

He believes that they will come to accept what he has found, in the

future. The impedance cardiography machine he uses has only been around

for about four years.

I could transcribe some of the tape for you, but not in time for your

appointment.

Sue ,

Upstate New York

P.S. I see that your appointment is not until January. So I think I

can get

the transcription segment finished in time.

[Guest guest]

You're a doll, as always. Thanks Sue!

For curiosity sake, does he only consider this to be hereditary, or

does he consider that it could be damage due to infection?

penny

>

> Hi Penny,

>

> > No, where did you see it?

>

> I bought the tape from the Dallas-Fort Worth CFS group. When I'm

> finished with it I can send it to you.

>

> Dr. Cheney explains his left ventricular diastolic myopathy

hypothesis

> in great detail. He said that most cardiologists believe that the

left

> ventricle is fine, based on their tests, and that only the

> cardiologists who are just out of school know what he is talking

about.

> He believes that they will come to accept what he has found, in the

> future. The impedance cardiography machine he uses has only been

around

> for about four years.

>

> I could transcribe some of the tape for you, but not in time for

your

> appointment.

>

> Sue ,

> Upstate New York

>

> P.S. I see that your appointment is not until January. So I think

I

> can get

> the transcription segment finished in time.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Penny,

>

> For curiosity sake, does he only consider this to be hereditary, or

> does he consider that it could be damage due to infection?

I don't know how sure he is about a cause. But he talks about viruses,

refers to Lerner..

Sue ,

Upstate New York